What happened: Former Cincinnati quarterback Brendan Sorsby has scheduled a private workout for NFL scouts on July 10 in Southlake, Texas. Sorsby entered the supplemental draft after a gambling investigation ended his collegiate eligibility following a transfer to Texas Tech.
Why it matters: Sorsby is viewed as a high-level talent who could be the first player selected in the supplemental draft in seven years. A team selecting him would forfeit a corresponding pick in the 2027 NFL Draft, highlighting the high stakes of his July 10 performance.
By the numbers: In 2025, Sorsby passed for 2,800 yards and 27 touchdowns while rushing for 580 yards and 9 scores. He was named the PFF Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year and tied the Cincinnati single-season record with 36 total touchdowns.
What to watch: Representatives from all 32 NFL teams are expected to attend the July 10 showcase before the supplemental draft takes place in late July.